TMCC EPIC

08/30/2026

Save the date! Online registration for the October – December session of EPIC’s Reformer Pilates classes opens Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 6 a.m. PST. As a courtesy to our students, the EPIC office will also open an hour early at 7 a.m. on Sept. 1 to assist with in-person and phone registrations.

Don't forget to check out each slide for helpful tips & tricks for registration and managing your account!

To view the complete class schedule and to register, please visit epic.tmcc.edu/classes, call 775-829-9010 or visit the EPIC office, 5270 Neil Rd., Reno.

08/30/2026

Interested in pottery?

Join EPIC for Pottery - Clay Garden Stakes on Wednesdays, Sept. 2 – 23 with two sessions available, 3 – 5 p.m. and 6 – 8 p.m.

Create unique clay garden stakes while exploring the art of hand-built pottery. Learn foundational techniques such as pinch-potting and coiling while gaining experience with scrapers, cutters, and shaping tools. After firing, add color and personality with stains and watercolors.

Register today at epic.tmcc.edu or 775-829-9010. Limited spots available!

08/28/2026

Learn how to transform simple ingredients into satisfying, crave-worthy dishes that provide the energy needed for long days on the trail while keeping spirits high around camp. Discover practical base-camp cooking techniques, ingredient ideas, and strategies for creating flavorful meals that boost morale and keep your crew well fed.

Whether you're working on trail crews or enjoying a weekend in the wilderness, you'll leave with recipes, inspiration, a take-home cookbook, and a TMCC Trail Skills Certification.

Register for Dirtbag Dining, Saturday, Sept. 12 at the Truckee Meadows Community College Meadowood Center by visiting epic.tmcc.edu or 775-829-9010.

08/27/2026

Our team had a great time supporting local K-12 teachers and sharing about EPIC last night at the Nevada Museum of Art Back-to-School event. Thank you for the invite!

08/26/2026

These past few weeks have been a challenging time for our community. Fires, evacuations and closures have brought uncertainty and a heaviness throughout the Truckee Meadows. We’re grateful for the efforts of firefighters and first responders, the generosity of local organizations and businesses, and the outpouring of support from neighbors and loved ones. Thank you for looking out for one another, and for the reminder of what makes our community so special.

As our colleagues and students on the academic side of Truckee Meadows Community College kick off a new semester today, we wish you the best, and thank you to our TMCC EPIC students for your patience as we reschedule classes which were affected by the Hawk fire. In addition, TMCC also offers resources such as counseling services and Wizard’s Warehouse (food and personal hygiene supply pantries) at each of our campus locations. You don’t have to navigate this alone, reach out to the counseling center at 775-673-7060 to learn more.

Stay safe, Lizards 💚🦎

08/25/2026

TMCC Update: We’ll see you tomorrow, Lizards. 💚

As of today, officials report that ‘go-now’ evacuation red zones have reduced from 42,000 to 5,000 residents, more than half of those affected now have power restored, and the east side of U.S. 395 is now safe to return. While not all zones are yet cleared or have power restored, we are grateful that progress has allowed many employees and students to return home.

This enables TMCC to reopen for in-person and remote classes and work on campus tomorrow, Wednesday, Aug. 26.

Should you need additional support or flexibility, please communicate with your instructor or supervisor. Our priority is your safety.

TMCC’s Community Resources page connects students with food assistance, housing and basic needs, financial resources, mental health support and other services:

https://www.tmcc.edu/educational-partnership-programs/student-resources

For current Hawk Fire evacuation zones, road closures and other incident updates, please continue to follow Emergency Washoe and official emergency resources.

We look forward to welcoming you back tomorrow and beginning Fall Semester together. 💚

08/25/2026

TMCC WILL REMAIN FULLY CLOSED TUESDAY, AUG. 25.

Please check your email for information regarding scheduled TMCC EPIC classes.

TMCC WILL REMAIN FULLY CLOSED TUESDAY, AUG. 25.

TMCC continues to keep everyone affected by the Hawk Fire in our thoughts. While containment has improved and some evacuation areas have been lifted, active evacuation zones remain in effect, power outages continue and K–12 school closures will continue tomorrow.

Due to the continued displacement of many of our students and employees, all TMCC campus operations at all locations will be closed Tuesday, Aug. 25.

There will be no in-person or online classes and no in-person or remote work, except emergency services teams and supervisors.

TMCC will continue to monitor conditions and share additional information as it becomes available.

For the latest Hawk Fire information, please continue to follow official emergency management and fire agency resources for evacuation notices, road closures and other incident updates: https://www.facebook.com/HawkFire2026/

Please continue to check your TMCC email for updates and stay safe, Lizards. 💚

08/24/2026

Hawk Fire notice: All TMCC sites closure for all classes/services, Monday, Aug. 24.

Please check your email for information regarding scheduled TMCC EPIC classes.

TMCC CLOSED MONDAY, AUG. 24

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the Hawk Fire and its extraordinary impact across our region.

All TMCC locations will be closed Monday, Aug. 24. There will be no in-person or online classes and no in-person or remote work, except for emergency services teams and supervisors.

We will continue to closely monitor conditions and share additional information about TMCC operations as it becomes available. Please continue to check your TMCC email for updates.

Hawk Fire resources:

- Evacuation zones, road closures and incident updates: https://perimetermap.com/washoe
- Official emergency updates and alerts: https://www.emergencywashoe.com/
- Evacuation assistance and shelter information: https://www.redcross.org/
- Emergency notifications: https://www.washoecounty.gov/em/regional-alerts/index.php
- For current updates: https://www.facebook.com/HawkFire2026

Please stay safe and continue to follow guidance from local emergency officials. 💚

08/23/2026

Discover how discipline, patience, and informed decisions can help you work toward a comfortable retirement.

Explore a variety of investment and savings strategies while learning the importance of asset allocation and long-term planning.

Gain insight into building an effective savings model designed to support the lifestyle you envision, even on a modest income.

Register for Avoid Retirement Mistakes at epic.tmcc.edu or 775-829-9010.

08/22/2026

Join EPIC Instructor Sara B Dancin' for Intro to Conversational ASL on Mondays, Sept. 14 – Oct. 19, 5:30 – 7 p.m.

Learn American Sign Language in this immersive, beginner-friendly course taught with Deaf co-teacher(s). Practice basic conversational ASL while exploring Deaf culture and etiquette. Using a Deaf-friendly approach with no spoken English, this class offers an authentic and engaging introduction to ASL. No experience required!

Register today at epic.tmcc.edu or 775-829-9010.